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Sun 23rd Jun at 4:00pm
Lambeth Report written by Lambeth runner
This was a simple task with a big scope - clear everything.
90 minutes isn't long, but it was long enough to discover that nettles will string through anything; one garden bag wasn't enough for the mound of cuttings; and that there was a patio hidden in the back corner of Ms R's garden.
Hopefully, the reduction in overgrowth will help give her a bit more piece of mind.
Sun 23rd Jun at 4:00pm
Mrs R has fibromyalgia and mobility issues. She also has a respiratory disease and is wheelchair dependent and being able to have a tidy garden to look out into would be a real tonic to her state of mind
Read moreSat 25th May at 12:00pm
Lambeth Report written by Diane
Lindy and I met in Ms Rโs garden on a warm & sunny Saturday. Lindy was back for a second visit - this time to pull up weeds from the patio, path & lawn. We were done in just one hour, but Ms R would not let us leave without insisting that we each take an entire freshly baked banana loaf that she had just made for us! ๐ฑ๐ฟ ๐ฉ๐ผโ๐พ ๐๐ฐ
Sat 25th May at 12:00pm
She has is recovering from hip surgery, she has just celebrated her 70th birthday and would like to enjoy her garden with friends and family.
Read moreSat 11th May at 11:00am
Lambeth Report written by Lambeth runner
On this beautiful sunny morning it was great to get out and help one of the local residents who's garden has been getting her down following surgery.
Diane initially revved up the mower and tackled the overgrown lawn and weeds whilst Jo utilised the step ladder to try and prune back some of the higher overgrowth.
With four metre high thorn bushes, this was no easy task, but we banded together, bore the scratches and managed to make a significant difference (and a shed height stack of trimmings).
Sat 11th May at 11:00am
Ms R has had major surgery so cannot leave her home. She looks out into her garden and is finding it very depressing in its current state. She would like it tidied up so to improve its current look.
Read moreTue 30th Apr at 7:00pm
Westminster Report written by Diane
A dozen GoodGymmers from a range of groups (incl Tower Hamlets, Richmond and Lambeth) met Andrea for GROAD to help distribute duvets, bags, clothes, shoes and sandwiches to rough sleepers. The usual spot just off the Strand was busy as ever with expectant and grateful recipients. With the large number of volunteers, we finished early, grateful to return to our own homes for the night.
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